Symmetric Icons

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Study in Blues and Greens II, Symmetric icon with 10-fold reflectional symmetry. Constructed using methods based on symmetric dynamical systems.
Exhibited in Kingwood College, "Math=Art" exhibition, Nov 9-22, 2000.
Study in Blues and Greens II

Earthlines, Symmetric icon with 10-fold reflectional symmetry. Constructed using methods based on symmetric dynamical systems.
Earthlines
Gothic Medalion. Symmetric icon with 5-fold refelctional symmetry. Constructed using methods based on symmetric dynamical systems. Image includes detail.
Reworked and newly colored version of image with same name that originally appeared in Symmetry in Chaos, OUP, 1992.
Exhibited in Kingwood College, "Math=Art" exhibition, Nov 9-22, 2000.
Gothic with detail
For MLZ. Symmetric icon with 5-fold reflectional symmetry. Constructed using methods based on symmetric dynamical systems.
Untitled
Nite Vision. Symmetric icon with 30-fold reflectional symmetry. Constructed using methods based on symmetric dynamical systems. Image includes detail.
Created for the 30th Anniversary of CAAM - Rice University.
Nite Vision
Thorns. Symmetric icon with 5-fold rotational symmetry. Constructed using methods based on symmetric dynamical systems.
Shown in Science in the Arts - Art in the Sciences exhibition in Budapest, Hungary, June/July, 199; Art & Mathematics 2001, Berkshire Community College, February 1 - March 30, 2001.
Thorns
Ghosts. Symmetric icon with 3-fold rotational symmetry. Constructed using methods based on symmetric dynamical systems. Image includes detail.

Ghosts and detail

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Professor Mike Field
Department of Mechanical Engineering
University of California
Santa Barbara, CA 93106